Conducting research designed to improve outcomes in mental health | Supporting engagement with research amongst mental health nurses | @GMMH_NHS & @OfficialUoM
The recording of our recent webinar on improving physical health outcomes in #psychosis using the Lester tool is now available to watch. @Davidiris1@GMMH_NHS#MHNRU#ResearchGMMH https://t.co/LHqbjtHAcW
📣Have you previously been discharged from an #inpatient#mentalhealth#psychiatric#ward?
We invite you to take part in an interview to share your views on a new survey that aims to measure #safety of service-users following discharge from inpatient mental health care ⬇️⬇️ ⬇️
Discover our #Dementia blogs from Professor Dawn Brooker MBE, @kcrgray, @R1987Chris, Jane Twigg, @george_rook, John Keady @MHNRU_ and Julian C. Hughes
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1/. Today we publish our @NIHRresearch report on #WardSonar the 1st attempt to ask patients on acute mental health wards to measure and report changes in perceptions of safety in real-time. https://t.co/gPSacMftKQ
Today is #MHNursesDay! We spoke to mental health nurses and researchers, Ali Dawber and Georgia Addison, about how important our nurses are to our research activities. Find out more about their research journeys and @MHNRU_ here: https://t.co/Ka1NCbrZUx
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Interested in research using link workers to improve dental access in people with severe mental health difficulties?
We will presenting the findings of the Mouth Matters in Mental Health Trial online @ 12 on the 7th of May. All welcome! Book on here:
https://t.co/oi6jgW64AC
New event from GMMH’s Mental Health Nursing Research Unit. Improving physical health outcomes for people experiencing psychosis is an important but often neglected topic. Come along and find out more.
New year, new research event! We are delighted to welcome David Shiers and @benjmnperry to present the 2023 update of the Lester UK adaptation.
Register now 👉 https://t.co/0JVAwlkNgq
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📣 Are you a #mentalhealth worker or #carer interested in the #safety of service-users transitioning from inpatient mental health care to community?
Join us in developing a questionnaire to understand and measure safety during this transition ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
Exciting opportunity to do a full-time funded Phd and work with our team on Mental Health & Wellbeing Research. Please retweet. @ACMHN
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NEW SURVEY
In our research I've spoken to some inspirational nurses who describe working as a nurse in MENTAL HEALTH as "the best job in the world".
Yet MH nursing has the highest vacancy rates. Why? How could we attract & retain more nurses in MH? https://t.co/Mdwsu2GqMV
NEW PAPER: The protocol paper for the Mouth Matters in Mental Health study is available here. The project is due to finish in April 2024.
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Congratulations to Ali Dawber @AliDawber, Deputy Director of the GMMH Mental Health Nursing Research Unit (MHNRU), for receiving the NIHR Pre-Doctoral Clinical Academic Fellowship (PCAF)!
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📣 OPEN FOR MENTAL HEALTH NURSE NOMINATIONS
1) SKELLERN LECTURER submit 300 word synopsis with a snappy title
2) Lifetime Achievement provide 150-300 word bio
3) Host 🆔 ‘s wonderful space for prestigious 🎉 🍾
CLOSING DATE Sept 10th 23 🙏
UPDATE 6/6/23. @nmcnews and the chief nursing officers have responded to our open letter regarding dissatisfaction with mental health nurse education, which we released in the @NursingTimes on @MHnursesday 2023 (original letter posted in this tweet): (1/7) #MHDeservesBetter
International Nurses Day is fast approaching & at @GMMH_NHS we want to celebrate our utterly fantastic, remarkable and amazing registered nurses, nurse associates and students and to say THANK YOU for the care, compassion and dedication they show
Why do you love being a nurse?